Frantz v. Harrow

Complaint by the appellee against the appellants for the assignment of dower in certain lands, with a count claiming one-third of the land in fee.

On the trial, it was adjudged that the plaintiff was entitled to be endowed of the lands, and her dower was ordered to be set off to her.

Motions for a new trial were made by both parties, and overruled, and exceptions taken.

It appears that the husband of the plaintiff died in September, 1853, but the lands in controversy were sold upon executions against him in 1844, and are in possession of the defendants claiming title under such sale.

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